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Door frames are the true entrances into homes and workspaces, as they house the actual doors and other entryway parts like jambs, hinges, and weather stripping. Because they house so many door parts, a lot of things can go wrong with a door frame, including cracking, rotting, burglary, and everyday wear-and-tear. Here are just some […]
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2017 is almost here, making it a time for new beginnings. If you are planning to revamp your living space this year here are some of the top trends to consider: 1. Cork Cork paneling on walls is predicted to be a major home remodeling trend in 2017. Not does cork add texture and warmth […]
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Doors aren’t just part of your home. They serve as your first greeting to visitors, preserve privacy in your household, and have a huge impact on how your home appears to others. No matter what the holiday, adding a festive look to your doors is an easy way to express yourself and add some beauty […]
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The doors the focal point on many homes. While the brick, siding, and even window treatments add a lot to the appearance of your home, all eyes end up focusing on the doorway. If you’re decorating the outside of your home for the holidays, remember that your door is front and center and deserves special […]
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Resilient and beautiful with or without staining, Douglas fir is among the world’s most popular woods for doors, window frames, and other construction. From craftsman homes to ranches and rustic homes to contemporary villas, Douglas fir is fit for any climate and withstands intense conditions. Because of its universal appeal, Douglas is used in a […]
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When you remove rotted wood, you’re doing yourself and your home a favor: rotting wood creates inefficient door closures that let in air (and let out a/c) and you’re also making the area where the wood-rot is prettier when you repair it. How to Begin Your Rotted Wood Repair Removing all of the rotting wood […]
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If you’re weatherstripping doors due to old, worn-out stripping that needs to be replaced, there are a few simple guidelines that help you get the job done faster and with better, longer-lasting results. If you’re adding weatherstripping to a new door for the first time, you will follow these same guidelines with the exception of […]
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When it comes to knowing how to trim a door, there are a few variables that come into play, including whether or not the door is a hollow core pre-hung door or a solid door. At ETO Doors, all our doors are solid — not all are solid wood, but even those that are fiberglass […]
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When replacing an existing door, it’s critical that you order a pre-hung door with doorframe and ensure it has the same swing as the existing door so you do not come up against issues with design, bumping against furnishings or counters, and so on. When hanging a new door in an entryway for the first […]
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A fire rated door by definition is an interior or exterior door or entryway manufactured to resist the spread of fire should any part of a home or commercial structure catch fire. For example, if a fire starts in the master suite of a home, with fire-rated doors in place, and with the doors closed, […]
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